LITIGATION
Resolution through negotiation,
litigation, and trial
litigation, and trial
The business litigation attorneys at Lavelle Law are experienced in managing complex matters involving violations of the Illinois Business Corporation Act, the Illinois Limited Liability Company Act and the Uniform Partnership Act, Illinois Trade Secret Act, the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act, as well as cases related to breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, misrepresentation, and other shareholder and member disputes. We represent parties in civil litigation matters such as contract and lease disputes, breach of contract matters, probate litigation, will contests, guardianship estates, employment law matters, and collection cases. Our litigators have trial experience in Illinois and federal courts, administrative hearings and in alternative dispute resolution cases, such as arbitrations and mediations. When urgent issues arise, our commercial and civil litigation attorneys seek entry of permanent injunctions, preliminary injunctions, and temporary restraining orders to protect your interests immediately. We also frequently act as local counsel for attorneys that are not based in Illinois but have clients with litigation pending in federal or state court in Illinois.
Our Services
- Alternative Dispute Resolutions including Mediations
- Appellate Law
- Arbitrations
- Breach of Fiduciary Duties
- Business Torts
- Civil Litigation
- Commercial Disputes
- Contested Probate and Trust Litigation
- Contract Claims
- Evictions and Other Landlord Representation
- Illinois Consumer Fraud Act
- Illinois Trade Secret Act
- Injunctive Relief
- Mechanic's Liens
- Restrictive Covenants
- Shareholder Litigation
- Special Education Law
- Trials and General Business Litigation Services
OUR LITIGATION TEAM
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